Compassionate Care in Your Community
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Your generosity enables our nurses, social workers, physicians and chaplains to provide the highest quality care to thousands of patients and their families in their time of need.
Our Funding Priorities
In order to fulfill our mission of compassionate care for all, we need your help as we focus on the following priorities for our patients and families in need.
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Area of Greatest Need
Providence at Home TrinityCare FoundationGifts of any amount help us support programs and unforeseen needs during the year to support our patients and families along with resiliency for our caregivers. -
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Kids Care
Providence at Home TrinityCare FoundationProviding palliative and hospice care and support to infants, children, adolescents and their families who have a chronic or terminal illnesses anywhere in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. -
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Community Palliative Care
Providence at Home TrinityCare FoundationSupports patients and families with chronic illness in the comfort of their home. Palliative care seeks to shelter those patients with chronic progressive illness and treat suffering broadly and involves addressing all aspects of suffering, physical, spiritual, and psychosocial while relieving suffering and improving quality of life. -
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Care for the Poor & Vulnerable
Providence at Home TrinityCare FoundationThis fund helps low-income patients with essentials such as rent, phone or utility bills, food, and quality of life items. -
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Bereavement Services
Providence at Home TrinityCare FoundationBereavement services is offered to all families after losing a loved one. At Providence at Home TrinityCare, our team is available to encourage healing, health, strength, and confidence for anyone in the community who has experienced the death of a loved one. -
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Caregiver Education
Providence at Home TrinityCare FoundationUnder the direction of Dr. Glen Komatsu, the Thousand Cranes Fund provides training in the art and practice of compassionate caregiving.
Iyashi Care
Whole-person care addresses the physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of patients and their families. At Providence TrinityCare, we embrace this practice in both our Hospice and Palliative Care programs.
As the first of its kind in the nation, the Keiro-Providence Iyashi Care program leverages Providence’s nationally renowned leadership in palliative treatment and Keiro’s deep experience and history of providing health and support services to older adults in the Japanese American and Japanese community. The program goal is to improve the quality of life for these older adults by enabling them to continue living in their community, while decreasing hospital admissions.
Advancing quality of life through our whole-person approach, Iyashi Care provides palliative care for older Japanese American and Japanese adults with serious illnesses. Cultural values still very much influence healthcare decisions for patients in the Japanese American and Japanese community. It is a common mentality during medical treatment that one should gambaru (endure through difficult times, including poor health and discomfort).